A wide landscape photograph shows a restored peatland in Germany, with a pool of water, dry sandy ground, standing dead trees, and a distant pine forest under a pale blue sky. White text in the top left corner reads: "Why You Can't Save Germany's Peatlands with Traditional Cell Towers". The Lacuna space logo is in the bottom right.

Why You Can’t Save Germany’s Peatlands with Traditional Cell Towers

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Use Case •  May 21, 2026 Why You Can’t Save Germany’s Peatlands with Traditional Cell Towers Monitoring Germany’s remote Moore (peatlands) requires continuous ground-truth data that traditional ground-based infrastructure simply cannot deliver. Bridging the data gap in Germany’s remote landscapes with satellite-powered remote IoT connectivity for precision peatland restoration and verifiable ESG reporting.   Germany…

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Littlebird and Lacuna Space Partner to Expand the Precision+™ Safety Network for Families

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News, Partner •  April 8, 2026 Littlebird and Lacuna Space Partner to Expand the Precision+™ Safety Network for Families New collaboration strengthens Littlebird’s multi-network approach to family safety across Amazon Sidewalk, satellite, and terrestrial infrastructure SEATTLE, WA — April 7, 2026 — Littlebird, the company building the screen-free safety wearable and connected safety operating system…

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From Ghana to Brazil – A Satellite Powered Early Warning System for Banana Farms

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Use Case •  March 12, 2026 From Ghana to Brazil – A Satellite Powered Early Warning System for Banana Farms Lacuna Space consultant in Brazil conversing with the with UNESP’s phytopathology team at banana farm Turning silent banana estates into intelligent ecosystems by bridging the connectivity gap with battery-powered, direct-to-satellite sensors.   Bananas feed hundreds…